This blog is a record of our daily life ... the joys and struggles of raising our little flock to love life and the author of life, our Lord. There are many similarities between Christ's followers and a flock of sheep, thus the name of this blog. I'm trying to 'shepherd' my little flock to know and love Christ - this is my vocation.
You are amazing, Suzie! Making all of these homemade, delicious foods! I just don't know how you do it with a baby and homeschooling and all, but I wish I could ... even a little bit!
It just looks that way, Christine & Sarah! You haven't seen all the loaves I've messed up because I'm distracted while putting the ingredients together.
Moving out to the farm has created extra time in the day. Hard to believe, I know, but we were very involved with extra-curricular/homeschool/church activities in Fargo. I do not leave home nearly as much. I think it's been good for all of us.
Bread & yogurt are made easier with a bread machine (3 hours to dough stage, let it rise while the oven preheats, then 30 minutes to bake) and 2qt. yogurt maker.
You are amazing. All looks so yummy and healthy.
ReplyDeleteYUM! I have been trying to learn more about making yogurt!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing, Suzie! Making all of these homemade, delicious foods! I just don't know how you do it with a baby and homeschooling and all, but I wish I could ... even a little bit!
ReplyDeleteIt just looks that way, Christine & Sarah! You haven't seen all the loaves I've messed up because I'm distracted while putting the ingredients together.
ReplyDeleteMoving out to the farm has created extra time in the day. Hard to believe, I know, but we were very involved with extra-curricular/homeschool/church activities in Fargo. I do not leave home nearly as much. I think it's been good for all of us.
Bread & yogurt are made easier with a bread machine (3 hours to dough stage, let it rise while the oven preheats, then 30 minutes to bake) and 2qt. yogurt maker.
Amy Caroline - check out yogourmet.